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High application rate: does not often trigger reactions, but allows teammates to trigger reactions. Because they apply their element so rapidly, the enemy will often have that element 'overtaking the aura', meaning that it sets the stage for a separate element with slower application to trigger the reaction. Xingqiu and Fischl, for example have very high elemental application.

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One easy way to understand how to control who owns a reaction is by understanding 'fast application' and 'slow application' rates on character talents. In this example, you want whoever has the highest Elemental Mastery to 'trigger' the reaction, so if Nilou has 500 Elemental Mastery and Collei has 1,000, you'd want to sequence your moves so Collei's elemental application occurs last. Likewise, if Nilou applied Hydro first and Collei applied Dendro second, then the same Bloom reaction will occur, but the damage will be based off of Collei's Elemental Mastery. Since Nilou applied her element last, any Bloom damage will scale off of Nilou's Elemental Mastery. If Nilou applies Hydro to a Dendro-affected enemy afterwards, then the last character's element that hit 'owns' the reaction.

Say, for example, that Collei deals Dendro damage to an enemy, applying the Dendro element to that enemy (indicated by a dendro symbol by the enemy's HP bar). This means you want to make sure the character with the highest Elemental Mastery 'owns' a reaction. Nilou fundamentally alters how Bloom works in your team if her team requirements are met: with Nilou, Bloom damage can be increased by up to 400%! However, Bloom reactions care what the character's Elemental Mastery stat is, and no other stat (including CRIT, DMG%, and ATK). Both of these normally do 50% more damage than an exploding Bloom. This explosion's damage is identical to an older elemental reaction, Overload.Īffecting a seed with Electro will create a Hyperbloom reaction, turning the seed into a single homing missile, while affecting a seed with Pyro will create a more destructive explosion. If neither Electro nor Pyro affect a Dendro seed, the seed will explode after a few seconds, dealing damage to everyone caught in the blast (including the player taking a small percentage of this damage). When affecting an enemy with Hydro and Dendro (in any order), a Bloom reaction will occur and a seed will be created near the affected enemy. In order to talk about Nilou at all, one must first understand how reaction ownership and Bloom works, since Bloom teams are Nilou's specialty. An Introduction to Bloom and Reaction Ownership Want to see how other characters compare in Genshin Impact? Check out our complete Genshin Impact Tier List that ranks every character from Best to Worst.

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